Dave Fleming

No, this is a thorough search. I look to my right, and I just happen to see the open closet where they keep all the guns, hundreds of guns and shotguns, in case something happens at the prison. You make it through that. You're still not in the prison yet. You come out, and you are now between the fences.

No, this is a thorough search. I look to my right, and I just happen to see the open closet where they keep all the guns, hundreds of guns and shotguns, in case something happens at the prison. You make it through that. You're still not in the prison yet. You come out, and you are now between the fences.

No, this is a thorough search. I look to my right, and I just happen to see the open closet where they keep all the guns, hundreds of guns and shotguns, in case something happens at the prison. You make it through that. You're still not in the prison yet. You come out, and you are now between the fences.

And it's perfectly aligned with the gun towers because they need to have a clean shot if someone makes it through that fence.

And it's perfectly aligned with the gun towers because they need to have a clean shot if someone makes it through that fence.

And it's perfectly aligned with the gun towers because they need to have a clean shot if someone makes it through that fence.

It's the people inside screaming at each other, yelling everything under the sun. That's really when you're like, man, is it too late to turn back? And then the strangest thing happened. The room that they took us to to interview Charles is where families go. And so you turn after this giant steel door closes and you're like, what am I doing?

It's the people inside screaming at each other, yelling everything under the sun. That's really when you're like, man, is it too late to turn back? And then the strangest thing happened. The room that they took us to to interview Charles is where families go. And so you turn after this giant steel door closes and you're like, what am I doing?

It's the people inside screaming at each other, yelling everything under the sun. That's really when you're like, man, is it too late to turn back? And then the strangest thing happened. The room that they took us to to interview Charles is where families go. And so you turn after this giant steel door closes and you're like, what am I doing?

You turn, you go into the room and the walls are painted with cartoon characters. And I'm staring at Cookie Monster, My Little Pony, SpongeBob SquarePants. And I'm like, wow, we really are down a rabbit hole.

You turn, you go into the room and the walls are painted with cartoon characters. And I'm staring at Cookie Monster, My Little Pony, SpongeBob SquarePants. And I'm like, wow, we really are down a rabbit hole.

You turn, you go into the room and the walls are painted with cartoon characters. And I'm staring at Cookie Monster, My Little Pony, SpongeBob SquarePants. And I'm like, wow, we really are down a rabbit hole.

I'm starting to get into my thoughts, right? And it's starting to spiral. And then Charles comes in.

I'm starting to get into my thoughts, right? And it's starting to spiral. And then Charles comes in.

I'm starting to get into my thoughts, right? And it's starting to spiral. And then Charles comes in.

Okay, okay. And we sort of make eye contact. We kind of say hello through the glass.

Okay, okay. And we sort of make eye contact. We kind of say hello through the glass.

Okay, okay. And we sort of make eye contact. We kind of say hello through the glass.

Okay. You guys want me to let the phones hang or leave them here? And Charles kind of saves me because it's clear that he wants to talk football. I looked at the Cowboys' schedule before we came over here, and I noticed, okay, they play the Texans. Is it like week? I think it's 11. Okay.

Okay. You guys want me to let the phones hang or leave them here? And Charles kind of saves me because it's clear that he wants to talk football. I looked at the Cowboys' schedule before we came over here, and I noticed, okay, they play the Texans. Is it like week? I think it's 11. Okay.